RV BBQ
My trailer came with an outdoor gas bbq. I finally set it up in preparation for our first real outing this weekend. I was just wondering if the bbq is designed to be left attached to the trailer while transporting?
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- A full member would ask this question?
- I do not have an external grill on my TT, but I do not believe it's design to hang off the side while you're traveling.
Spap - Zip it. I have been lurking for a long time but have owned a TT for 3 weeks. Still learning and asking Noob questions.
Spappy wrote:
I do not have an external grill on my TT, but I do not believe it's design to hang off the side while you're traveling.
Spap - I have had an exterior grill in the past. According to the instructions, the grill needed to be detached after use.
- You mean the one that sort of hangs on a small rail mounted on the side of your new, super awesome RV? :B No, it isn't for transport, only convenience for mounting when camping.
Congrats on your RV! Feels great, doesn't it? - Not for transport, just wait until you crank it up, mine was'nt even really designed for BBQ'ing either!
Enjoy the adventures!
Markiemark:C - We had a pop up with one of those. I recommend getting a real grill. It was only good for hamburgers and hotdogs. Do Not try to travel with that attached.
sbowman871 wrote:
A full member would ask this question?
I get that perhaps I should have said.,.. yes we travel with our awning out and our gas grill attached. LOL- Speaking from experience, those grills don't put out a whole lot of BTUs and struggle to cook hot dogs. Make sure you bring a backup. I like using a Weber Jumbo Joe.
And yes, please remove it before traveling. - I imagine your curiosity would be satisfied after the first set of railroad tracks you cross.
